Landscape Paradigms and Post-urban Spaces

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The book explores the evolution of urban landscapes, highlighting the blurring of city and countryside boundaries due to human expansion. It offers a theoretical framework for understanding various landscape constructs and proposes a new spatial paradigm that integrates both manmade and natural environments. Additionally, it documents the implementation of this paradigm through a landscape installation in Mexico's Sierra Madre Oriental, weaving a narrative of the territory. Contributions from Peter G. Rowe and Elisa C. Cattaneo enhance its academic depth.